Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

Enough lots have been sold this spring.
remarked well-known citizen the othel
day. 10 increase Springfeld's population
to at least $4,000 when they are all bull
on
Ii is probable that this statement Is much
exaggerated. Counting our population al
$1,000 this would indicate a sale of nearly
5000 lots, counting five persons to fami'
ly. Not half nor quarter OF tins number
has been put on the market. In this city
everything is done by auction. Everybody
knows all about every sale. and there is s
big stir over the sale OF twenty lots, where
as il sold al private sale no attention would
have been attracted to the circumstance.
II is very doubtful whether 500 lots -
enough 10 accommodate ,. $40 additional
population-hav been disposed Of al ali
these sales. and everything has been done
al auction this spring, few selling al pri-
vate sale. This is perfectly legitimate an"
fully warranted by The growth of the city.
The local real estate market is rcmsrka-
DIV sutus Ju>i at pitS'ht- anu H'"i'E-
standing the large amount Of property put
ON the market this season. nothing is being
sacrificed; everything brings its price.
A speculator WAS telling ne about trying
10 buy a place cheap at sherinrs sale ia,
other day. The property wanted Ia buy
was situated on east Columbia street" said
he, ''just east of Foster. and was sale IL
partition in the BreN case. The owprr not
long ago valued il at only 81. 200 at private
sale. | got the idea that there might bs
something In the property by buying il fOI
speculation. if IL went al a sacrifice. aS |
thought il surely must. being sold at forced
sale. Well, | went down Ia the court house
and, what do you think that property sold
for al sheSiJfs sale? Why. ii brought ST.
2s0, or $40 more than the owner even
thought Of asking at private sale. There
is not much chance for speculation in
Springfield Just Pow. Nothing sells below
its value that is al all desirable. Put il on
the market. and there are plenty of takers
As far as know there is not a single desir
able business house for sale in Springfield
at pre- ent. Springfield business property
cOmmsn Is the best prices of any business
nreparty in Ohio. outsid" of Cleveland
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h'ei"ii ei"ei.
Ieopie VINO nave passed Armstrong
ool'ei shop on washington street during
the past week nave ho''c'd an enormous
noll 'A"h ioiiheu oi h"' pia'es fNt'en 10
"a IN was 40 moi lie" No uiiteeflhg the IN
ioinia'i"h VA water M"ihs s'ahd pipf
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dealers. III VIII De erected east oi the city
Near TIE 1. D. W. rA''roaa traeks-
EVERYBODY renl-h' - ."Chaflty Nereamer,
VINO hlied the p"-itI"n "i leader OF the
'rahd opera house orchestra during onr
season ia inns ciiS. MI. Nereamer has no"
become conductor "t the largest orchestra
ia '"u'hous. Inc orchestra gave con
III lew evenings ago ana prayed very
me programme under MS direction. lie
was hiuch c"lhpiihlehted Tor hls conducting
10y ihe oh" Ndtc J"h'h"t. me new Col
"iiipi> orchestra CONSISTS "t All ihe leading